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To put that into number that people can understand, to accelerate 1kg of matter to 94% the speed of light you need 1kg of antimatter. That is the equivalent of
by llm_trw 2y ago
To put that into number that people can understand, to accelerate 1kg of matter to 94% the speed of light you need 1kg of antimatter. That is the equivalent of the tsar bomb. So the storage facility would need to withstand that type of explosion 1000 times over for every kg of antimatter it produces.
World ending doesn't begin to describe what that looks like.
- Retric 2y agoThat assumes the energy is released in a fraction of a second which would preclude cooling the antimatter. Do the same thing over a year in many different devices and you’re basically dealing with a normal nuclear power plant’s output.